Enquiry Sought Into Transport by L C P Candidate
L C P candidate calls for Royal Commission to probe Victoria transport system and railways governance. He cites ARU influence and government actions on road transport, pledging reform of the Transport Regulation Board and opposition to state lotteries. He argues transport underpins commerce and criticizes current administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahill
Australia
Communist Party
U.S.A
Railway Union
Stevedoring Union
Seamen's Union
Transport Union
Victoria
Mr. Cahill
A.R.U
Victorian Railways
Transport Regulation Board
Australian Primary Producers’ Union, Women's Organisation
Federated Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Automotive Industries
Chamber of Manufacturers
Mr Turnbull in Support of Cahill Candidature
Mr K H Turnbull MLA spoke in support of Cahill s candidacy. He cited Liberal Country Party policy including better roads schooling electricity for rural prosperity and the land as the basis of wealth. He urged retention of local government and rejected adult franchise plus opposed socialism and compulsory union membership. He backed the Wheat Stabilisation Plan of the Menzies Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahill
K. H.turnbull
Liberal Country Party
Menzies
L Smith Accepts Responsibility for North-Eastern Province Vote
L Smith of Station Street Cobram takes responsibility for all election comment related to the Victorian Legislative Council by election for the North-Eastern Province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorian Legislative Council
L. Smith
Station Street
Cobram
Shepparton and Cobram Carnival Talks Over Two Day Extension
Delegations from Shepparton New Year Carnival Committee and Cobram Carnival committee met last week. Cobram secretary Mr. A Dewan warned that extending Shepparton's carnival to January 1 and another day could force Cobram to cancel. Shepparton officials said no final move to extend had been made and many obstacles remained.
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Shepparton New Year Carnival Committee
Cobram Carnival Committee
A. Dewan
Shepparton Committee
Cobram
Dewan
Shepparton
W. A. Thompson
J. P. Essen
Messrs. W. A. Thompson
N. Bradley
P. Guilfoyle and Coulson
Visit of Queen to Benalla
Benalla and Cobram shire councils discussed the Royal visit at their monthly meeting. An estimated 40 000 people expected with a 165 chain procession route and space for municipal posts. The two region area covers 12 400 square miles and a brochure on procedures was to be distributed. The matter was left pending until Shepparton details emerge.
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Benalla
Cobram
N. H. Jordan
Shepparton
Water Seepage from Gutter Hits Cobram Shop Cellar
Mrs C White of Cobram told the Shire Council last week that water from a gutter is seeping into her shop cellar. The seepage followed grader ploughing through a brick gutter during last year’s road work. The engineer suggested delaying until a fine break around September or October. Mrs White will be notified when the work starts.
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C. White
Cobram
Shire Council
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Fuldresse
Wrigley
H.p. Field
Hephyr
Zephyr-Six
Zephyr
O.H.V
Cobram Key
Lonergan Ford
L.C.P
North Eastern
Australian Railways Union
Arbitration Court
Railways Commissioners
MR. Turnbull
GEO. Ferries
Masons
Castlemaine
L. G. Hamilton
T. P. Oreimlly
Punt Rd
Murray
Louvre
Rutherglen Timber Ty
Eseley Winderwear
Cardi
Fenn & Bolton
Opticians
Collins Street
Mei Loury
Punta
Pyjay
R. C. Sandow Pty
Cour
Alls Traga
Pius
F.H.B
G.P.O
Melbourne
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